SS Marks Arbitration Centre (SSMAC) in India
SS Marks Arbitration Centre (SSMAC) supports parties in arbitration, mediation and conciliation as an alternative to court proceedings. Services requiring professional certification, representation or statutory approval are undertaken through appropriately qualified and independently engaged professionals, wherever required under applicable law.
Dispute resolution outside the courtroom
Eight dispute-resolution services, each with a clear scope. Outcomes, timelines and confidentiality remain subject to applicable law and the relevant forum.
Arbitration Services
Support for contractual and commercial arbitration, coordinated through appropriately qualified and independently engaged professionals, wherever required under applicable law.
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Facilitated settlement discussions where the parties consent, subject to the mediation agreement and applicable law.
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Structured conciliation support for commercial and civil disagreements, without a guaranteed outcome.
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Assistance with consumer complaints and commission-referred mediation under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
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Vendor, shareholder, joint-venture and contract disputes referred to ADR where legally available.
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Support for property-related disagreements where the dispute is arbitrable or suitable for mediation.
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Workplace and employment disputes, with statutory industrial claims remaining subject to the proper labour forum where required.
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Notices, agreements and related documents prepared through appropriately qualified and independently engaged professionals, wherever required under applicable law.
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Arbitration and mediation proceed on the parties' agreement and applicable procedure. The Centre does not guarantee any award, settlement or timeline.
Qualified professionals
Representation, certification and decision-making are undertaken through appropriately qualified and independently engaged professionals, wherever required under applicable law.
Confidentiality, with limits
Communications are ordinarily confidential, subject to applicable law, statutory exceptions, disclosure obligations and the terms of the relevant agreement.
Considering arbitration or mediation?
Tell us the nature of the dispute. An SS Marks adviser will explain the available options — an initial consultation, without obligation.